Test Status
      CSHARPRANDOMTEST
      (A) A constructor can be used to set default values and limit instantiation.
      (B) Destructors are used with classes as well as structures.
      (C) A class can have more than one destructor.
      (D) C# provides a copy constructor.
      (A) HasCollision
      (B) HasErrorConflict
      (C) HasError
      (D) HasDataError
      (A) System.Object
      (B) System.Base
      (C) System.Root
      (D) System.Parent
      (A) Legacy
      (B) Managed Code
      (C) Unmanaged
      (D) Native Code
      (A) Polymorphism means multiple forms and different name
      (B) Polymorphism means multiple forms but one name
      (C) Polymorphism means single forms and single name
      (D) All of the above are true
      (A) Yes, and we can access them
      (B) No, and we can not access them
      (C) Yes, but we can not access them
      (D) All of the above are wrong
      (A) * (Asterisk)
      (B) # (Pound)
      (C) % (Percent)
      (D) $ (Dollar)
      (A) Presentation (UI)
      (B) Business (logic and underlying code)
      (C) Database (for storing the data)
      (D) Data (from storage or other sources)
      (A) .NET Framework uses COM+ services while creating Distributed Applications.
      (B) .NET Framework uses DCOM for creating unmanaged applications.
      (C) .NET Framework uses DCOM for making transition between managed and unmanaged code.
      (D) .NET Framework uses DCOM for achieving language interoperability
      (A) Static constructors can use optional arguments.
      (B) Overloaded constructors cannot use optional arguments.
      (C) If we provide a one-argument constructor then the compiler still provides a zero-argument constructor.
      (D) If we do not provide a constructor, then the compiler provides a zero-argument constructor.
      (A) A reference to an object in a different process.
      (B) A strongly typed function pointer.
      (C) An inter-process message channel.
      (D) A light weight thread or process that can call a single method.
      (A) external protect
      (B) internal protect
      (C) protect
      (D) internal
      (A) Managed code is the code that runs on top of Windows.
      (B) Managed code is the code that is written to target the services of the CLR.
      (C) Managed code is the code where resources are Garbage Collected.
      (D) Managed code is the code that is compiled by the JIT compilers.
      (A) Abstract
      (B) Sealed
      (C) Both
      (D) None